Eversolo DAC-Z10 Desktop DAC & Headphone Amplifier

Three Independent Power Supplies

With three independent toroidal transformers for left channel, right channel, and system power, the DAC-Z10 maintains ultra-low noise down to 42μV. This design minimizes interference, giving each channel its own clean, isolated voltage support for a stable and detailed sound.

Dual Decoding Modules

Built on a fully balanced architecture, the DAC-Z10 features dual independent AK4191 + AK4499 DAC modules for the left and right channels. Combined with AKM’s Velvet Sound™ technology, it strikes the perfect balance between precision and tonal richness.

R2R Volume Control

The DAC-Z10 employs a precise R2R resistor array for volume control, preserving the original signal at every level. From quiet listening to full volume, every nuance remains intact, delivering clean, accurate, and faithful sound.

Fully Balanced Preamplifier

The DAC-Z10 features a high-performance fully balanced preamplifier, supporting both XLR and RCA analog inputs with up to +10dB gain. Paired with a precision R2R analog volume control network, it delivers ultra-low noise and distortion, significantly enhancing dynamic range and signal integrity, allowing every nuance of the music to be reproduced with clarity and authenticity.

Phase-Locked Loop Technology

The DAC-Z10 integrates an OCXO temperature-controlled crystal oscillator and PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) technology to achieve precise clock reconstruction. Accurate timing is fundamental to high-resolution audio reproduction, and with the stability of the OCXO and the precision of PLL correction, the DAC-Z10 ensures that every note is delivered exactly as intended.

External Clock Support

Accurate timing is key to capturing every musical nuance. By supporting external high-precision clock, the DAC-Z10 takes clock stability and accuracy to the next level.

FPGA Redefined

The DAC-Z10 features a built-in FPGA that shapes IIS data and refines the clock. Every digital signal is thus optimized to its purest form before reaching the DAC – you can truly hear the difference.